Difference between revisions of "Spec file"

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A spec file is included in the aMule CVS tarball with which you can easily generate an RPM package.

It works like this:

Download the latest aMule CVS tarball. It must be tarball of the same day, these RPMs can only be built on the same day you download them.
Run: rpmbuild -ta aMule-CVS-tarball.tar.bz2
When it is completed, you will have an RPM file which you can install with rpm.

Not: You must have everything required to compile aMule previously installed in your system.

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-Since 14th March 2005 there is a spec file in the [[aMule CVS]] tarball, so that you can easily generate an [http://www.rpm.org RPM].
+A '''spec file''' is included in the [[aMule CVS]] tarball with which you can easily generate an [[RPM]] package.
 It works like this:
-#Download the latest [[aMule CVS]] tarball. It '''Must''' be the [[aMule CVS]] tarball of the '''same day''', these [http://www.rpm.org RPM]s can only be built on the same day you download them.
+# Download the latest aMule CVS tarball. It must be tarball of the ''same day'', these RPMs can only be built on the same day you download them.
 #Run: ''rpmbuild -ta aMule-CVS-tarball.tar.bz2''
-#There you are, you have a brand new [[aMule CVS]] tarball [http://www.rpm.org RPM] to test the latest and greatest [[aMule]]!
+#When it is completed, you will have an RPM file which you can install with rpm.
-Notice that you must be familiar with [http://www.rpm.org RPM] generation and you must have everything required to compile [[aMule]] previously installed in your system.
+:'''Not:''' You must have everything required to compile aMule previously installed in your system.
-Enjoy!